Cottages in North Berwick, Dunbar and East Lothian
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Hawthorn House Pathhead, near Edinburgh
Hawthorn House is a light and spacious, single-storey holiday property and is ideal for families and friends to enjoy easy access to the city of Edinburgh whilst based in beautiful countryside. Privately situated on the owner’s working farm with a pretty, fully enclosed garden, the house offers stylish contemporary comforts and facilities within a restored farm cottage.
Harbour View Dunbar
Harbour View is a semi-detached cottage in the coastal town of Dunbar in Scotland. It has three bedrooms and a family bathroom, the property can sleep six people. Also inside there is an open plan living area with a kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area. To the outside there is off road parking and the harbour across the road. Harbour View is a fresh, modern property in a fantastic coastal location
The Grieves Cottage Gifford
The Grieves Cottage is a detached property set near the village of Gifford in East Lothian, Scotland. It offers two bedrooms; a king-size, and a twin zip/link, there is also a family bathroom and a cloakroom, the property can sleep four people. The inside also provides a kitchen with a dining area, a utility and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. To the outside there is off road parking and an enclosed front lawn. A well-presented cottage in a fine Scotland location.
Luffness Castle Gardeners Cottage Aberlady, near Gullane
Set within the medieval walls of Luffness Castle, this beautifully furnished, spacious property has been restored with great care to provide light and very welcoming accommodation. The open plan living area has on open fire for the comfortable seating area, and also a wood burner beside the dining table, so just perfect for special cosy evenings. The bedrooms are generous with each having a small seating area. The surrounding garden has a pretty summerhouse which looks onto part of the castle grounds and there are lovely local woodland walks.
Housekeeper's Rooms Pathhead
Surrounded by stunning views overlooking the 18th century castle woodland with free roaming deer, Housekeeper's Rooms is an exquisite holiday home for families or groups of friends to enjoy. Uniquely base in Oxenford Castle, the property sleeps four in two light filled bedrooms, a master king and a twin. There is a spacious open plan living area with a fully equipped kitchen, diner and lounge. The property has a separate modern family bathroom with a bath and shower over.
Links Lodge Longniddry
This detached, single-storey holiday property is set within the grounds of the owner’s home with its own south facing private garden and screened for privacy. It is ideally situated on the edge of Longniddry village - a 3-minute walk from the coast and the John Muir Way and only a 10-minute walk to the village station, for a hassle free 20-minute journey into central Edinburgh. Local bus services within ¼ mile.
The Shepherd's Cottage Dunbar
This single-storey holiday cottage with wheelchair access, is situated on a working farm, in the heart of the beautiful East Lothian countryside. Designed with comfort in mind for both families and wheelchair users, there is a roomy kitchen/dining room and an adapted wet room. This single-storey cottage is situated on a working farm, in the heart of the beautiful East Lothian countryside, close to the town of Dunbar.
Garden Lodge Whittingehame
In a very secluded setting, within the grounds of a working estate, and accessed by a farm track, lies this charming, detached, holiday cottage which is an original Adam design with Victorian additions. Furnished and decorated to retain character and provide contemporary comfort, it is the perfect spot from which to enjoy the renowned golf courses and beaches of East Lothian. Try hill walking in the Lammermuirs, cycling along quiet roads or visit historic Lennoxlove. Shop and pub 3 miles.
Lakeside Retreat Innerwick, near Dunbar
This holiday lodge is set by a river-fed fishing lake in the grounds of Thurston Manor, Holiday Park. Close to the Lammermuir Hills and within minutes of beaches in East Lothian, and Edinburgh is under 40 minutes’ drive away. It is separated from, but near the shared facilities; indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna, bar/restaurant and shop. Walks from the doorstep. Golf courses are a short drive away in Dunbar. Take a boat trip from North Berwick to see the gannets on the Bass Rock. Shop, pub and restaurant 800 yards.
Clayron Cottage Dunbar
Ideally situated for golf, the beach and easy access to Edinburgh, this delightful, semi-detached holiday cottage has a sunny sitting-out area to the rear and a bright sun porch open to the cosy living/dining room. There is a choice of renowned golf courses nearby. Enjoy wonderful walking on marked coastal paths on the John Muir Way, an unspoilt beach within 15 minutes’ walk of the cottage, and both sea-fishing and seal-spotting boat trips from Dunbar harbour.
Eliza Cottage Haddington
With views of Traprain Law, this traditional, detached holiday cottage on a family farm is just 1.5 miles from Haddington and within easy reach of 19 golf courses and the lovely beaches of East Lothian. Spacious and comfortable, this is a peaceful spot from which to explore, with quiet side roads ideal for cycling, the Lammermuir Hills for great walks, and historic houses and castles to visit.
The Retreat Cottage North Berwick
Tucked away in a very pretty, secluded courtyard in the grounds of the owner’s home, this traditional detached holiday cottage was originally the dairy of Abbey Farm. No longer a farm now it lies in the quiet west end of the attractive seaside town of North Berwick just 5 minutes’ walk to the beach, harbour and town centre. And with no Wi-Fi, you really can getaway from it all in this fantastic cottage. Edinburgh is 30 minutes by train for hassle free enjoyment of the city.
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